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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (May 5, 1910)
Vol. XXII. No. 48. #i.o per y< ar TILLAMOOK. OREGON. MAY LAMOOK JOTTINGS I ' ÍXllll Hoy’s and misses oxfords in tan. nipfül ritiri fistiarti lfGit linr j gun metal and patent leather on I display at Mason. Penninrion & Co’s., in the very latest styles. Trade with Rosenberg Bros., at the new grocery store. A splendid line of groceries kept in stock. Y’ou save money by trailing with us. * Lyle Ross pleaded guilty on Sat SPA for the beat Ice Creami» urday for violating the hxal optii n law, anil, pleading guilty , he was y’8 bicycle for sale. See D. I- lined $1(X> and sentenced to serve 10 days in jail. After quite a spell of briglt*, warm Shingles $1.85.—See D. I.. weather, the wind changed to south west on Monday, and this brought ■kens wanted at the Franklin rain that evening, with a steady rain narket. . all day Tuesday. ours, cheapest and best paper $;i.00 invested in a Gordon hat. r in town. or $1.00 in a Gordon Deluxe, . Freeman was in from Cor- money* well expended. There no better hat made lor the price. this week. Mason, Pennington Co. h Fish, Clams and Oysters Attorney IL T. Botts having Franklin market. signed the position of deputy pros ±y white oats. $37.5J a ton.— ecuting attorney, Prosecuting At furtis, the grain man. torney McNary has appointed Attor juchanan B 4 U paint, U will ney Geo. Willett to fill the vacancy. * noney and get the best. Sam Lundberg has returned to Sale, a portable baker’s oven, ! the county from Looking Glass Val pctures.—See D. L. Sltrode. * ley, in Douglas county, and his friends will be glad to hear that he era with ice cream at Ther- is looking for a place to re-locate at Co’s. Don’t cost you extra. . Nehalem. ityle, quality and fit in cloth- The Board of County* Coniiiiis- e Mason, Pennington & Co. * 1 sinners, composed of County Judge e wanting fresh fruit, can- ' H. F. Goodspeed and Coinniission- id nuts, give Joe Therdich a 1 ere G. W. Dodyfelt anil 11. V. Alley. | is in session this week attending to 1 county business. Immerman an4 Alfred Olof- Geo. \V. Grayson has put tlie sre down from Nehalem on stage on over the Tillainook-North •day. Yamhill stage route, which com lest Price paid for Hides, Furs inenced on Sunday last. He has ieep Pelts. N. M^chior, Till- been awarded the contract to carry , Ore. • the mail over that route again. Dur way to the theatre try The Steamer Golden Gate came ch’s pop corn and peanuts, in on Tuesday, and reaching this fe beat. ' city in the evening, she unloaded brand process barley, $1.40 and left down early the next morn I $36.U0 a ton.—Wm. Curtis, ing. She will be taken oil the run grain man. * for about two weeks to be fitted up for passengers. Another shipment of Packard The hose company responded to st received by Mason, Pen- a tire alarm on Tuesday afternoon, & Co. being the first tune that the new y to loan on improved farm hose and new hose carts were taken r, at 7 per cent interest — ' out. ft was a false alarm, caused . Beals. by* the burning of brush away out in Bull calves for sale. I in the country. asonable. WM. H aktill , The I’ercheron stallion Ville will * , Oregon. make the season of 1910 in Tillamook am and ice cream sodas, County. Ville is the Largest and m cones and soft drinks at I best proportioned stallion in the county,and took two prizes at Wash h <k Co’s. ington County Fairs. While in Tilla ete stock of tents and tent mook City will lie at Easter’s barn. mp stoves and outfits.— L. E. Sanders, owner. Smith Co. For sale, registered Holstein cow, . Tohl, Andrew Peterson two years old, been in milk 7 S. Gray were in the city months, giving now 28 lbs. 11 day, from Nehalem. will freshen in Sept. Price $140.1X1. assortment of the latest Also two young registered heifers [in waist and dress lengths out of a cow that gave 78 lbs. of milk a day. These are extra tine ■>, Pennington A Co's. heifers in every way. Price $225.(1). teranch, with part river bot- Wednesday morning Mrs. Wade r sale at $2,500. Address A. ECloverdale, Oregon. * went to the Steamer Golden Gate, to take the census on that vessel, F genuine French kid gloves and much to her surprise found that bry low price of $1.25 per ttie crew had been enumerated ■Mason, Pennington A Co’s, twice before, at Portland and As gent for the Pure White and toria, which goes to show how Brett Flour. Try it, at the interested some people are in get ocery store. —' Rosenberg ting the population of their cities. « Dr. W. A. Wise had the misfortune Registered Holstein Cows in Portland on Thursday to get his t cheap for cash orapprov- right arm broken by the "kickback" — Fryar A Co., Sumner, of the engine of his automobile when he was cranking it. An X-ray photograph was taken of the arm at is aiext Lord s ilav at the St. Vincent’s hospital and disclosed if Christ : Morning. "The that the fracture was a simple one, he World.” Evening, "The and the arm is expected to mend leepk” without complications. d, a position as cook or At the Tillamook opera house on n boarding house. Apply Friday and Saturday. May 13tli and BRce or address “A,” Head- 14tb, the very catchy comedy drama re. "Forgiven" will be played by the e finding an Abalone Hat Dramatic Co., under McCowell’s Il a light center and dark direction. The play is different in oblige Mrs. H. T. Botts by every way from any they hav/- at g it to her. tempted iiefore. It is their inten in the future to always strive U B. Calder will preach at tion give the best play* possible. eak next Sunday at 11 a. in., »0 will be selling at Lamar’s Bm at the M.£. church at Seats drug store one week in advance. at the K. P. hall at 8 p. m. Reniemlier the dates. "Forgiven,” Friday and Saturday, May 13-14. fam Cones at T he S pa . . cream at T he S pa . Morris, eye specialist, > ich to rent. See F. R. Beals. . kinds of seeds at Rosenberg taver Co 1 deed. ‘ as pra TietVaug sion gran ' inferii! mistión. ■ A. Bm advisemi Mary L ued. i*s. Cha», P sure. Dû & X. make m dgineot man 01s cause. ' ay $20 >port of ses fort H H ■nook City cost state Infusi Fi est Grow the Inni f O J $10,01» 1 . l.Mai $11.0» i $7,2«.« u, 883.3 7,2»« Fi7.5oaa $2. ima 5,31« 2, MU 10.41U K t M i Í3.5»« ’1,9»« *2,825« 2. tima 8. OOM re 1» ANhlNt BENEFITS’ lie •r. 4 re ír it PS. i, No progressive community can exist without nka The credits established by the bank enable :h locality to transact business with the outside •rid. A merchant here may l>uy a bill of goods in licago or New York, and pay for it without going rther than his local bank. You can send money to all parts of the world-or llect money from any point through vour latnk. le bank practically eliminates the element of dis- Ice from business. The bank guards your deiawtits, it keeps your oka and lends the money necessary to keep your Kiness lively. There is no man, woman or child to whom the nk may not be a benefit. This mean.« you. If you have not formed buai ►s connections with a bank. you are missing an RX>rtant part of w hat is due you as a citizen. Start an account with us. no matter how small. Id see bow it helps. The Old Reliable. SOME ■ TO THE FLORSHEIM VARSITY SHORT VAMP— makes a size ten look like a seren. HIGH ARCH .nd HEEL—helps the little fellow get op in the world. NATURAL SHAPE’’-¡{ires you comfort. Medium Height. glazed Kid patent stay, Goodyear welt, tlexa- ble sole, supreme comfort. Price $2.00 Medium Height, Glazed Kid, Rubber Heels, Good year Welt, Flexible Soles ... Price #1.75 Height, glazed Kid, rubber heela, Gflvdyear $1.75 The Princess Dress Skirts These are brand new 1910 Skirts, every Garment a smart spring model strictly man tailored. We have numerous shades and styles to suit any fancy, and then —look at the prices. Misses Dress Skirts, made with pleats, in Navy Blue, Garnet and in Shepherd’s Checks. * - Price #3.50 In any leather. Yours for S5. Skirts of Panama Cloth in Navy Blue anti Brown, made with plain gores or with pleated flounces. Price #6.50 A Splendid Skirt ot Black I’leoted Voile, with hand some satin trimming. .... Price #8.95 CHINAWARE NEWS. A heavy shipment of dainty English Chinaware will be open for your inspection on our big Crockery Tables by the time you read this ad. They are the most extraordinary values in the history of China retailing, for the prices we quote are less than you’d have to pay for common white China ware. This is a splendid chance for folks looking for appropriate wedding gifts or replenishing their own China closets to get something especially nice. We will guarantee that you can secure the extra pieces you may need from time to time to match your sets, from us, for a period of five years ^ükönvS and discussed. As it was thought that the club could lie of some assis tance in helping Mrs. Wade get a full count, Messrs. C. I. Clough, F. C. Baker and Frank Severance were appointed a committee with full |M>wcr to act. The committee feel satisfied that Mrs. Wade has made a careful canvass of the city, but should anyone lx* missed in the enuini-ration,tliecommittee would lx* ilad Io be informed immediately, bus far the census of Tillamook amounts to 1,300. The Sue H. Elmore came in on Wednesday with the following pas sengers: Mr. Ih-rry, Clark lladley, Mr. Huston, Chas. Vogler. J. 1). Edger. F. Crm kift, P. Troutwell, Mr. Skidmore. Y. Lokohashi, W. W Hams, Mrs. Julia Collins. S Hick man. M. Si*linal, Mrs. Morion, G O’Neil, Mrs. Franklin, Ira Hoawer, Ethel Blazer. Mr. Meyakawa, O. Eckenhurg, Y. tfkee, M Mishi, K. Mishi, J. Sti-adrnen, H. R. Douglas, Mrs. IXmglas, J. H. Tusant, P. H. Gier. On Wednesday the votes were canvassed in the elections to create the Port of Bay ( tty and th* Port of Neetucca, the former passing while tlie latter was defeated. P ont or B ay C ity . Ye*. No. Foley.................. 1 ,..,... * fiaribaidi.......... h ... ... n Bay City .......... ......... 5b ... ... 2 —— 1 -. <0 Id P out of NRHTf’<TA. :«* Lililí- NeriiMca .......... 2 ............. 15 ., ..211 Helx> i arnahan . .............. II .. .. • Beaver ........ .............. 14 .. Zl ................ :r> .. ... 3 Uffion A Di*trict Convention of the R< Sandlaki- ............. 1 . 17 Blaine ............ (Ix-kah Lodges, <>f Tillam<s>k. l».tv .............. u ... 2 I City and Cfoverdnli- lodge*. wa* ! hehl in this city on Wednesday «7 IK* I in tin I. O. O. F. hall, and fiirm <l In tielialf of the Civil Improve Tliere , out a »in cese in every way ti —— I was a lianqiM-t at tile n>x>n Ixmr ment Committer of the Tillamiaik < bib, the editor took up i and in tlie evening suini- rvcelli ut Commercial matter of Ila- improvement of I Aoor work was executed in the the tlie county rood north of town with ■ Tillamook Commercial Chili's halt, County Judge tH>uda|>erd. Tliere win- li had been lent for the occasion is aa much, if m»i more, travel over I The next diatnet oHivvnfiisi will th is road a* any rood in thei ounty, I tie held at Clovridal. and baring bren left for a oumlier At a meeting of the Fliecutive of yearn in a bad condition, it io I Board of the Tillamook tommerrial an eyr sore to ihoaw coming into Chib on Monde) evening, th'- mat ihr city from the north tn going out ter of tlie city < < n«ui wan taken up that way. aa well an I wing dangerous The pupils of tlie Tillamook High School will give two comic sketches lit the Gem Theatre on Saturday- evening, entitled "A Quiet Smoke*’ and "A French Duel.” Besides the sketches tliere will lx* vocal duets, music by the High Sctiool Orchestra and selections by the Glee Clubs. Tliere will be two performances, fhi- first commencing at eight o'clock anil the second at nine. As no one has put in a bid for carrying the mail Ix-tween rillaiiKxik and Bay- City and Holisonviile, the government is calling for bids fi r this ¡mail route. Probably tin- reason that no bids have been made is becanse it is generally under- stiMsl that the route will lx- discon tinued after the 1st July, when the railroad will pat k the mail Iwtween tuia city and Vos burg. H. S. Turner has moved his job job press and plant to Pacific City, ì where he will help boost tnat sea side resort in tlie soulll part ot tlie county. Mr. Turner waa tiguring u|Kin starting a newspaper in this city, but U|x>n re-considering the matter he came to the conclusion that anoth«-r newspnjM-r was not needed in thu« city and then made other arrangements. Should there I* any |x-raon in the city who has not lieen included in the census, the cominittee apfMiint- ed by the Commercial Club, which include» C. 1. Clough. F. C. Baker and Frank Severance, Io Itxik after the city’s interests, will lie glad to learn of any person* wlm have lx-cn overlisikeil. l*1ea*e re|s>tf right away, a» there remain* but a short I time left before tlie census return* I must I* wnt oil I Have the greatest endorsement of any shoes in the world. These wonderful shoes help men and women to more coinfort and greater pleasure iti the discharge of their daily occupation. If you enjoy rest, relaxation and genuine foot relief, you will experi -nee them to the fullest degree in a pair of Lunn & Sweet’s Old Tyine Footease relieves lxxiv and minds. The Varsity TILLAMOOK COUNTY BANK’S“. I &T. CLASS YE OLD TIME COMFORT SHOES to travel over nt night. The Judge admitted that it wna a disgrace to leave the road that way and prum- isheil to have it improved and us soon as possible. Thanks, Judge, on tiehalf of the Commercial Club. City Council Meeting. A inerting of the city council was held on Monday evening, with Mayor Coates ami Councilmen Wilt, Brod toad, Laughlin ami Harrison pre sent. The bills allowed wi re : 1'. G. Ford. $Hd.5O . T. B. ilundley, $15 ; Webster Holmes, $5 ; Harvey Parker, $8 75 ; Otto Schrader, S«i , I'. G. Jackson, $31 , Henry McKin ley, $lo ; King A Smith, $.'«>.1«) ; J. II Langley, *0.58 ; W. I Kiinbaio *13.25, Tillamook Lumber Mig.Co., $13,02 ; Vic Stewart, $2.(1» ; George Willett, $5 The surveyor'a report ot Stillwell's Ave., Firat Ave. K- and Firat Ave. W was adopted. Carl Shortridge was appointed city trea surer. The office of street com mm wiuner was declared vacant, alao the office of councilman for the first ward Attorney Nolan ap|>eured lor George Elliott, demanding payment for hia interest on Thud Ave. W., anil it not paid threatened to sue Illi cit). Tlie city council decided that it did nut owe Elliott anything. that tile Court of Appeals had sue tuined the decision of the lower court. Attorney Hutts ably defend* ed the case for the mill company, anti ns the insurance company had an array of leading attorneys to de fend it, much cremt is «lue Mr. Hotts for winning the case for the mill com puny._________________ Big Money In Wheat. American farmers are mu king tlie liiggrHt kind of money in rais ing wheat in Sunny Southern Al berta, where tlie best wheat land on the American Continent is selling at the extremely low price of from M) cents to $1.70 per acre casti and tlie balance in ten years time at six per cent. Personally conducted parties leaving for Al berta every two weeks. Cheap ex- cusions rates and lowest poMible ex|»en»e. For (uthcr particulars, write W alnut C ity R ealty C ompany , •M i MINNVII.I.E, ONEtiON. Do It Now. Now is the time to get rid of your rheumatism, You cun do so by applying Chnmtierlain’a Linemen!. ■ -... - -.... ...., . Nine cases out of ten are simply muscular rheumatism due to cold Mill Company Wins Case or damp, or chronic rheumatism, The law suit over the insurance yield to the vigorous application of money in connection with the burn thia liniment Try it. You are ing ol the Tillamiaik f.umtier Com- ceriain Io lie delighted with tlie pany’a naw mill in thia city in in to quick relief which il affords. Sold Ba r, B«*7. in wlin h the London ind at luimar'a drug store Liverpool and Gioia* lna.,runie Co. refused Io pay the ffiUU) insurance, lluS Ireen decided in laior ot the THE mill imnpany. The auit waa first brought in the circuit 1 ourl in thia county anti then lake» fo the Cniteil ■'late < ourt and tried lieforr Judge Wolverton, who decided In favor of tlie null company. The |xnnt Hint PLEADS FOE lire inauram e r-ornfarny raised wan that the saw mill, wlm h burned on No Imok but the Bible, a Bunday, was idle and mo|*rratlve No creed lint the ChilsI, and abould have had a watchman. The mill company contended that No name l>ul the Divine. the siiw mill waa not idle and mop erattve. but waa only closed down on account ot it being Sunday. The matsram e company ap|a-al«-«l Ilie case, sml Monday a telegram waa received from San Francisco slating Church of Christ,
